Rwanda: Strengthening the One Stop Center Through System Alignment

The renewed attention on the One Stop Center should not be read as institutional failure, but as an opportunity for deliberate reflection and course correction. Read more »

Rwanda: Unlocking Kigali's Idle Land Through Partnerships and Vertical Living

Kigali's skyline tells two stories at once. One is of rapid growth, cranes dotting the horizon and new estates reshaping the city. Read more »

Rwanda: Mugabe Retires From Professional Basketball After 18 Years

Veteran point guard Aristide Mugabe has announced his retirement from professional basketball at the age of 37, bringing an end to an illustrious 18-year career. Read more »

Rwanda: CAF Cl - Al Hilal Loss, Sundowns Draw Throw Group C Wide Open

Saturday, February 14 (3PM CAT) Read more »

Rwanda: 'It's Our Time!' Djibril Insists Gisagara VC Are Built to Win the Title

Gisagara VC's longest-serving middle blocker, Adamou Doudou Djibril, believes the club is ready to make a big statement in the 2025/26 season as far as the Volleyball League title… Read more »

Africa: Ughe's Professor Abebe Bekele On Training Africa's Next Health Leaders

The University of Global Health Equity (UGHE) is redefining medical education. Founded to train compassionate, skilled, and knowledgeable healthcare leaders, the university… Read more »

Rwanda: How a Sunday Trip Turned Me Into a Digital Identity

My friend Uwase had been out of town for three months. Every time we spoke, she said the same thing: "We are in a very remote village, and honestly, I'm not sure when I'll be back… Read more »

Rwanda: Rwanda's Kabera Takes Storytelling to SDGs Gala in La

Rwandan filmmaker and cultural entrepreneur Eric Kabera is in Los Angeles, United States, where he is showcasing his work and engaging with global leaders from the creative,… Read more »

Rwanda: Tributes Pour in for Retiring Basketball Legend Aristide Mugabe

The retirement of veteran point guard Aristide Mugabe has prompted an outpouring of tributes from basketball fans, former teammates, sports officials, and public figures, all… Read more »

Rwanda: Doctors At CHUK Perform Rwanda's First Surgery On Epilepsy Patient

For fifteen years, Alvera Mukarugwiza from Gahengeri Sector, Rwamagana District, lived in constant fear of the next time her sister would lose consciousness due to epileptic… Read more »

Rwanda: Dealers of Fake Seeds Could Face Jail Term Under New Agric Bill

A new draft law on plant production seeks to introduce a wide range of penalties targeting poor farming practices, fake seeds, misuse of fertilisers and agrochemicals, as well as… Read more »

Congo-Kinshasa: Eastern DR Congo Conflict - the Question Minerals Cannot Answer

For several years, Kinshasa has repeatedly accused Rwanda of being responsible for insecurity in eastern DR Congo, often framed around allegations of mineral exploitation. This… Read more »

Rwanda: Ringing in the Ears? It Could Be Tinnitus, an Often-Ignored Problem

Peter (name changed), a 25-year-old man, visited me because he often heard sounds in his ears. On talking to him, I found that he enjoyed listening to music and used earphones for… Read more »

Rwanda: How Judiciary Plans to Close Loopholes Fueling Corruption

The Judiciary on Monday, February 9 launched its annual Anti-Corruption Judiciary Week, renewing its commitment to integrity and accountability in the justice system amid fresh… Read more »

Rwanda: Basketball - Reg Down Newcomers Inspired Generation in League Opener

Sunday, February 8 Read more »

Rwanda: Mahoro Faces Fight for Starting Role At Kepler

Kepler VC captain Ivan Mahoro has admitted he needs to raise his personal performance as his place in the starting lineup comes under serious threat. Read more »

Rwanda: Boundaries Are Respected Only When They Inconvenience No One

There is an idea that has stayed with me: true boundaries are uncomfortable; not because they harm others, but because they ask everyone involved to adjust. Read more »

Rwanda: New System to Bring Epilepsy Surgery Closer to Rwandans

The government is set to establish a permanent, sustainable clinical system for epilepsy surgery, a move that will reduce reliance on foreign medical missions and overseas… Read more »

Rwanda: How Kigali Can Unlock Devt of Idle Land Plots

Real estate developers and urban planning experts have proposed a range of development models that could help address the growing number of undeveloped land plots in the City of… Read more »

Rwanda: When Love Meets the Law - That Cash Bouquet Could Land You in Trouble This Valentine

With Valentine's Day just around the corner, flower shops and gift stores across Rwanda are gearing up for one of their busiest seasons, expecting a rush of customers snapping up… Read more »

Rwanda: Monetising Digital Content Needed As Soon As Yesterday

During the just-concluded National Dialogue Council, popularly known as Umushyikirano, a famous musician paused a question of social media monetisation for Rwandan content which… Read more »

Rwanda: Sengazi Swaps Roses for Laughs This Valentine's Day

With Valentine's Day approaching, Kigali's comedy scene is gearing up to replace candlelit silence with loud, healing laughter. Read more »

Rwanda: Byukusenge Dismisses Retirement Talk After Tour Du Rwanda 2026

Veteran cyclist Patrick Byukusenge says retirement is not on his mind as long as he remains capable of contributing to the national team. Read more »

Africa: Securitisation Is Africa's Ticket to Financial Sovereignty

Africa is on the cusp of its most ambitious transformation. By 2050, the continent aims to compete globally through value-added manufacturing, industrialisation, and innovation. Read more »

Congo-Kinshasa: We're Doing What Tshisekedi Couldn't Do in 8 Years - North Kivu Governor

The governor of North Kivu province in eastern DR Congo says the AFC/M23 administration has achieved in less than a year what President Felix Tshisekedi failed to deliver in eight… Read more »